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The earliest known Neanderthal cave engravings are more than 57,000 years old.

Archaeology Article

According to a study by Jean-Claude Marquet of the University of Tours, France, and colleagues, which was published on June 21, 2023, in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, the oldest

Energy & Green Tech

A sustainable energy transition for China’s industrial industry is feasible: research

Energy & Green Tech Article

Businesses that support the processing of raw materials for manufacturing and consumer goods make up the industrial sector, which is

Psychology & Psychiatry

According to a new study, young people gradually learn to reflect on their mental states, and their ability peaks in their early adulthood.

Psychology & Psychiatry Article

According to a new study that was published this week in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Alex Desatnik of

Significant Underwater Plateau Near the Solomon Islands is Younger and Eruption Was Longer Than Thought

Geography Article

According to recent research led by Oregon State University, the Ontong Java Plateau, an underwater volcanic plateau in the Pacific

Cancer medications have promise in the fight against malaria.

Medications Article

A group of UCF researchers is looking to use cancer drugs to speed up the development of new malaria treatments

A new study looks at the fluctuation of water and carbon in Missouri agriculture ecosystems, as well as the impact on crops in the future.

Biology Article

The ability of plants to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is one of the primary reasons that they require water. As a result, plants' carbon and water cycles are

The discovery of novel primordial xeno nucleic acids as alternative genetic polymers adds another element to the genesis of life mystery.

Biochemistry Article

For a number of decades, scientists have been trying to figure out where life began chemically on Earth. Numerous hypotheses

A sinking seamount reveals information on slow motion earthquakes.

Earth Sciences Article

What happens when seamounts—mountains and volcanoes on the seafloor—are pulled into subduction zones has long baffled scientists. Now, new research

A new study gives light on how breast cancer cells avoid immune detection and persist in lymph nodes.

Immunology Article

Nearby lymph nodes, which are part of the immune system, are typically the first place where cancer spreads in breast

Scientists have discovered a mechanism that influences cardiac development in people with Down syndrome.

Cardiology Article

Congenital heart defects are extremely common in children born with Down syndrome, or trisomy 21, a genetic condition caused by

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